Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Prospect Park, Brooklyn

Jamie W. • November 15, 2013Excellent museum- very beautiful & easily accessible by public transportation. Worth the visit!

Michael A. • October 10, 2016No need to come early to shows. Always seats and great food and drink selections.

Harry C. • March 2, 2013Amazing displays. A must see even if you are not into Bonsai just see the time and effort the growers put into growing their Bonsai.

Ceylan S. • May 13, 2018It's very calm during the weekdays and a great place to entertain kids without much effort of your own :D

Judy S. • July 13, 2011The Prospect Park Walk-a-Thon will pass right by the Drummer's Grove: http://www.prospectpark.org/calendar/event/walkathon

Prospect_Park • March 2, 2010A great place to bring the kids year-round. Built by a Dutch family in the 18th century farming village of Flatbush, Lefferts Historic House interprets the history of Brooklyn’s environment from pre-C

Maple • December 21, 2018Do not book the party package here, the management deceived us about the price of the package and no drinks were offered and no decor as promised. Just a sad empty table with cold pizza. Disorganized.

Nate F. • January 6, 2021four eagle columns made of granite and bronze, designed by sculptor frederick william macmonnies and architect stanford white

Nate F. • December 24, 2021given to the city of brooklyn by the german singers of the 1894 saengerfest held in madison square garden, at the time the largest event held there

Nate F. • December 31, 2020an allegory for the triumph of mind over brute strength

Nate F. • September 6, 2020was an important concert and show venue in the park before the construction of the bandshell

Nate F. • September 4, 2020edvard grieg was the norwegian composer of “in the hall of the mountain king” for henrik ibsen’s play, peer gynt